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Eshnar said:the riders are to blame (today), not the organisers
ok. give you that. Compromise: the riders AND the newly hired marketing a$$hole. Don´t even know his name. Mr. Irrelevant destroyed the greatest GT.
Eshnar said:the riders are to blame (today), not the organisers
+1000000 and team tactics, if I may add.Eshnar said:the riders are to blame (today), not the organisers
Lexman said:because riders want to win some palces on the GC, obtain the leaders jersey, win a stage... just the min things a race is all about i always thought but i might be wrong of course
The final climb in itself is just slighly harder than Giau.Timmy-loves-Rabo said:dont worry its been hard enough to make real selections on the final climb.
Liquigas has spent 75% of the Giro one acceleration away from being completely shattered.Timmy-loves-Rabo said:haha. Their not gonna do it with a team riding high tempo on the front.
while the pace isn't a brute, it is hard enough and unlikely many riders could get any success.
wirral said:I'm not convinced Harmon got his times right there. It wouldn't be the first time he has been completely wrong.
I think Acquarone hasn't do much different than Zomegnan did. There have been other backended (and quite crappy) Giros in recent years.FoxxyBrown1111 said:ok. give you that. Compromise: the riders AND the newly hired marketing a$$hole. Don´t even know his name. Mr. Irrelevant destroyed the greatest GT.![]()
Eshnar said:The final climb in itself is just slighly harder than Giau.
Hesjedal will do just fine if he has to race only 4 kms per stage.
Ildabaoth said:Savio is saying that José Rujano doesn't represent his team's values, because unlike Ochoa, Serpa and others, who have shown determination, Rujano just leaves the race because of, according to him, a slight problem. It seems Savio is really ****ed off at him and it is pretty sure this means Rujano won't continue with the team.
will10 said:Guardini at 20 mins, gonna miss the limit
+1.aarnold517 said:The problem was losing szmyd. Liqui didn't want to push the pace with capecchi and leave basso with only caruso for the final two climbs, so capecchi went his own pace, which enabled some to return and the gap to the break to actually go up
hrotha said:Liquigas has spent 75% of the Giro one acceleration away from being completely shattered.
DominicDecoco said:You guys are hilarious. Absolutely hilarious. You want attacks with 2 difficult descents left. In any case just 'for trying something'.
Not even a week ago Purito got grilled because he 'tried something' and failed.
Purito did a brave and quite stupid thing, trying to get away from a FULL peloton.DominicDecoco said:You guys are hilarious. Absolutely hilarious. You want attacks with 2 difficult descents left. In any case just 'for trying something'.
Not even a week ago Purito got grilled because he 'tried something' and failed trying.
We're not saying Basso, Purito or Hesjedal should attack right now. Not even Scarponi, although he should definitely use his teammates somewhere. Like to drop Basso's domestiques for example. But there's tons of people who are showing an absolute lack of ambition.DominicDecoco said:You guys are hilarious. Absolutely hilarious. You want attacks with 2 difficult descents left. In any case just 'for trying something'.
Not even a week ago Purito got grilled because he 'tried something' and failed.
Eshnar said:I think Acquarone hasn't do much different than Zomegnan did. There have been other backended (and quite crappy) Giros in recent years.
It's still too early to judge him (though I don't like the guy, too)
